Faculty of Economics and Business

Accounting undergraduate curriculum

Curriculum Structures

The Accounting Study Program curriculum has 145 credits (71 courses).

Consists of:

  1. Mandatory Core Study Program: 91 credits (34 courses)
  2. Mandatory Local and Characteristic Study Program: 30 credits (13 courses)
  3. National compulsory course: 8 credits (4 courses)
  4. University required course: 8 credits (4 courses)

Semester I and II : Basic Competencies (Basic Science Accounting and general subjects)

Semester III and IV : Financial Reporting and Costing Competency

Semester V and VI : Competency in Financial Statement Audit and Financial Reporting Consolidation 

Semester VII and VIII : Competence in theoretical concepts of auditing and reporting of business entities to conduct research in the field of auditing and reporting of business entities.

Course Distribution

YEAR 1:

SEMESTER 1 (19 CREDITS)

Students are able to understand the basic principles of accounting and the accounting cycle

SEMESTER 2 (18 CREDITS)

Students are able to understand the basic principles of accounting and reporting of business entities according to Financial Accounting Standards

YEAR 2:

SEMESTER 3 (20 CREDITS)

Students are able to master in depth the principles of accounting reporting

SEMESTER 4 (21 CREDITS)

Students are able to master in depth being able to make cost calculation components

YEAR 3:

SEMESTER 5 (20 CREDITS)

Students are able to understand in depth the basic principles of financial statement audit

SEMESTER 6 (21 CREDITS)

Students are able to understand in depth the basic principles of consolidated entity reporting

YEAR 4:

SEMESTER 7 (18 CREDITS)

Students are able to master in-depth theoretical concepts regarding examination and reporting of business entities

SEMESTER 8 (6 CREDITS)

Students are able to master the principles and contemporary issues of economics, and socio-culture in general to conduct research in the field of auditing and reporting of business entities according to the needs of society and industry.

Body Of Knowledge

Distribusi Kurikulum Per Semester

Curriculum Structures

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